“Do what you love and do it often.”
Lovely greeting cards by artist Sean McCabe, based on the famous Holstee Manifesto – one of five essential manifestos for the creative life.
Hand-rolled through a letterpress machine and pressed onto paper derived from 50% elephant poo and 50% recycled paper, wholly biodegradable.
Creative environmental nonprofit Do The Green Thing has partnered with 23 celebrated artists and designers to create a poster a day, for 23 consecutive days, until Earth Hour 2013. All posters are available as prints, with proceeds benefiting the DTGT charity.
Pair this one, by Tom Uglow, with a case for the walkable city.
The science is real. Not a single scientific body in the world disputes it.
Al Gore launches Reality Drop at TED 2013, using social game dynamics to promote scientific truth and dispel climate change denial.
National Geographic and the World Wildlife Fund partner on this pause-giving motion graphics piece illustrating hidden energy waste through the case of your favorite cotton t-shirt.
Nature took tens of millions of years to make petroleum, but we’ve used up the best of it in less than 200.
Fantastic motion graphics animation on the truth about peak oil and fracking.
Three words: Circuit board cufflinks. Made from actual upcycled gadgets.
What the humanity’s ecological footprint would be like if Earth’s 7 billion people lived like various countries. Also see what 7 billion actually looks like.
In the face of persistent drought and repeated power outages, this wonderfully animated PSA reminds Californians to turn their lights off.
New environmental PSA posters from Shepard Fairey’s studio, produced for nonprofit Keep A Breast, encourage young people to be more mindful of the toxic substances in their daily lives in an effort to reduce the impact of environmental diseases.
Artist Tim Delger makes furniture from reclaimed highway signage.
Wonderful animated short to raise awareness about overfishing.
Chances are, you’ve been doing it wrong: how to use a single paper towel to dry your hands.
The Lexicon of Sustainability – lovely multimedia project based on a simple premise: people can’t be expected to live more sustainable lives if they don’t even know the most basic terms and principles that define sustainability.
